Texas’ citizen services app to automate driving-test paperwork
The Texas by Texas app is planning next year to automate the currently tedious paperwork process for attaining a driver's license.
Many states still lack plans for app modernization, NASCIO says
A new survey report from NASCIO shows nearly one third of states don't have a documented plan for modernizing their legacy software.
Tennessee launches new round of statewide automation projects
Tennessee automation director Bob Pucci said he's hoping to kick off a "grassroots movement" that could save 250,000 annual hours of work.
North Carolina prisons add dentistry to telehealth program
Visiting with dentists by video could help save unnecessary and costly visits outside of North Carolina prison walls, officials said.
L.A. controller publishes emergency readiness maps
Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin's office published a set of maps designed to prepare residents for flooding, wildfires and heat waves.
New NYC Cabinet for Older New Yorkers could mean friendlier tech
New York City's new Cabinet for Older New Yorkers met for the first time to plan how to improve the services and programs available to the 60-plus crowd.
